Brooklyn College

Brooklyn College has an acceptance rate of 55%, suggesting it is selective at granting admissions.

Candidates interested in securing a seat at the institute must perform really well in past academics & university-entrance exams.  

No, although Brooklyn College has a reputation for being one of the best value options for higher studies in the country, it is not quite on the level to be considered a Ivy League Institution. Members of the Ivy League are considered part of the most prestigious institutions in the United States. 

As part of its the latest college & university rankings, the Brooklyn College ranks #164 among all institutions in the United States. Thus, cementing its status as one of the best colleges in New York.  

The institute is among a limited number of colleges in New York to be accredited by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education.

It also ranks highly as part of several ranking platforms with one prominent source placing it among the best value colleges in the country.

The tuition fee of a BSc programme at Brooklyn College is around INR 15.6 L. Students must also plan for some other costs associated living in New York such as: rent, groceries, medical, utilities, transport & other personal expenses.

All students a required to pay a non-refundable application fee of USD 75 (around INR 6,500) as part of respective applications.

Payment can be done either via credit card or mail/money order to the institute's Office of Admissions.   

The course fee at Brooklyn College varies with the courses. However, for international students, the course fee is determined by the number of credits students are pursuing as part of their course.

Mentioned below is the per-credit fee international students incur at the institute:

For more information regarding the number of credits per course, students are advised to refer the official website of the institute.

Brooklyn College is a public co-ed liberal arts institution which has now expanded to a number of schools offering courses specialising in Business, Law, Science & Arts.

It was the city's first public co-ed institution offering liberal arts courses. It opened its doors in 1930.